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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 9471995" data-attributes="member: 20564">So in one game I'm playing in the DM looks to be switching PF2 Remastered for our about-to-start campaign.&nbsp; No one in the group has any PF experience, but are familiar with 5e at the very least.&nbsp; They are also of varying levels of caring about system mastery -- some would want to just create a character with an app using 5e expectations and jump into play.What's your advice for casual 5e players switching to PF2r?&nbsp; Between everyone we'll have read the rules and try to have those right, but just what mechanically plays a lot different that they should be aware of?&nbsp; Where will going in assuming it's &quot;like 5e&quot; will trip them up in terms of things like character design, party synergy, pitfalls/traps, skill usage, tactics, etc.?I'm going to try to distill this to 3-4 paragraphs that I can put before even the most casual of them.&nbsp; So feel free to have a main point I can cut and paste, but can have some supporting details just so I can answer questions on what you are saying.Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 9471995, member: 20564"] So in one game I'm playing in the DM looks to be switching PF2 Remastered for our about-to-start campaign. No one in the group has any PF experience, but are familiar with 5e at the very least. They are also of varying levels of [I]caring[/I] about system mastery -- some would want to just create a character with an app using 5e expectations and jump into play. What's your advice for [U]casual[/U] 5e players switching to PF2r? Between everyone we'll have read the rules and try to have those right, but just what mechanically plays a lot different that they should be aware of? Where will going in assuming it's "like 5e" will trip them up in terms of things like character design, party synergy, pitfalls/traps, skill usage, tactics, etc.? I'm going to try to distill this to 3-4 paragraphs that I can put before even the most casual of them. So feel free to [B]have a main point[/B] I can cut and paste, but can have some supporting details just so I can answer questions on what you are saying. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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